When Tesla let Hagerty’s Jason Cammisa review the company’s Cybertruck early, they also let the reviewer witness a Cybertruck side impact crash test at Giga Texas, which was shared within the full review to the world for the first time.
Now, Tesla has shared a short video detailing a front crash test of Cybertruck. Previously, Tesla had teased a front crash test on April 1, but now we see just how effective the front crumple zone is.
“It’s not about the size of your crumple zone, it’s about how you use it,” explained Tesla’s official @Cybertruck account on X.
“When in a high-speed collision, Cybertruck’s front underbody casting is designed to break into small pieces. This helps reduce occupant impact by absorbing & dispensing energy,” said Tesla.
Check out the video below:
It's not about the size of your crumple zone, it's about how you use it
When in a high-speed collision, Cybertruck’s front underbody casting is designed to break into small pieces. This helps reduce occupant impact by absorbing & dispensing energy pic.twitter.com/84JiGzzw1M
— Cybertruck (@cybertruck) December 12, 2023
Sandy Munro from Munro Associates interviewed Tesla executives about Cybertruck at Giga Texas and you can see excellent shots of both front and rear castings on the truck–check it out here.
Want to see more of our stories on Google?
P.S. — Buying a new Tesla? Click here to save $1,000 USD, while supporting independent news.
Help support us by shopping on Amazon here.
Links in this post are affiliate links, so we earn a tiny commission at no charge to you. Thanks for supporting independent media!
